Currant Plant: Growing Currant Bushes
The currant plant produces tart berries that make excellent jams and preserves. Our guide explains all you need to grow them yourself!
About Ann McCarron
Ann McCarron
Horticulturalist
Articles from Ann McCarron
St. Johns Wort Plant: Growing Devil’s Scourge
The yellow, saucer-shaped blooms of the St. Johns wort plant are cheery additions to any garden. We provide our tips for growing it!
Creeping Thyme: Flowering Herb And Ground Cover
Creeping thyme creates a low pink, white, or purple carpet of flowers if used as a lawn substitute. Our in-depth guide reveals growing tips!
Endive Plant: Cool-Weather Greens
The endive plant, sometimes called escarole, is one of many lovely leafy greens we use in salads and soups. Our growing guide reveals more!
Echinacea Purpurea: Growing Purple Coneflower
Growing echinacea purpurea in the garden brings pollinators, plus it’s simply beautiful on its own! Our guide explains growing coneflowers.
How To Grow Watercress In Your Garden
Learning how to grow watercress gives you a water-loving plant option that’s tasty! We’ll share our tips for growing this water-loving plant.
Fenugreek Plant Tips: Growing Methi
The fenugreek plant produces lovely leaves and seeds used culinarily around the world. Our in-depth guide explores its growing requirements!
Grow Mustard Seed In Your Garden
Ever wondered where mustard comes from? You can grow mustard seed at home and get tasty greens at the same time. We share how!
Hyssop Plant: Lovely Herb And Pollinator Lure
The hyssop plant is an old-time herb, both culinary and medicinal, but also an incredible pollinator lure. Our guide reveals growing tips!
Garlic Growing Stages To Watch For
Knowing the various garlic growing stages will help you to harvest when the time is right! We explore each stage of garlic’s growing habits.
Citronella Plant Pointers: Fragrant Friends
The term “citronella plant” is used for two very different species, but we’re focusing in on the oil-producing variety and its care!
Caraway Plant: Seedy Spice And Tasty Roots
The caraway plant is interesting. Its roots are edible vegetables, but if you wait you’ll have flavorful seeds. We explore growing tips!
